However, passing an array to array_filter() then passing the result to array_map() is always type safe (because array_filter still returns an array even if it filters down to 0 items), and array_map on an empty array is essentially a no-op, so I'm comfortable doing so, and wish I could do so more often with less fugly syntax. :-)
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